God's Creatures - Reviews

...a tense cine-ballad of guilt and shame.

...a brooding drama set in a remote corner of Ireland where secrets are as commonplace as fishing boats.

...Saela Davis and Anna Rose Holmer’s atmospheric psychodrama, God’s Creatures, the welcome if low-key follow-up to Homer’s feisty 2015 debut, The Fits.

...this chilly tale shares a preoccupation with the price and power of belonging.

...poetic meditation on the symbiosis between mothers and children, and man and nature...

...Holmer, Davis and Watson make some familiar dynamics feel as bracing as the coastal wind.

...as a tale seen through the eyes of a conflicted mother, 'God's Creatures' is a powerful and thought-provoking drama.

Beautifully acted and stubbornly resistant to easy catharsis, God’s Creatures drifts to an end in a final, minutes-long shot.